CONTRestarts a program which is PAUSEd.
Description:
A program which is in the Paused state (as indicated by the Run Indicator) can be restarted with the CONTINUE key, button, menu, or with the CONT command. If you specify a line number or line label, it must be in the current context or the MAIN context and execution continues at the specified line. If no line is specified, execution resumes at the next line which would have been executed had the program not been PAUSEd.
CONT can be used interactively to debug a program or to restart an un-intentionally aborted program. Variables retain their current values. While the program is PAUSEd, you can see and change the values of variables and use any commands that do not change the program and then CONTinue the program. If a change is made to any program statement, the program is stopped and you cannot continue its execution with CONT.
This command can only be executed from the keyboard. It cannot be included in a program.
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